1 [[device_control,Device Control]]
4 SmuView can control devices, depending on the device type and the available
5 features of the connected device. When a device is connected and it is
6 controllable, control views are automatically displayed.
8 You can close control views and create new ones via the tool bar of the device
14 image::SourceControlView.png[Control view,344,414]
16 Depending on the device type the control view looks different and functions may
19 Power supplies and electronic loads have a very similar control view, which
20 gives access to all possible functions supported by the sigrok library.
22 Other controllable devices like sound level meters will have a generic control
25 [[sequence_output_view]]
26 === Sequence Output View
28 image::SequenceOutputView.png[Sequence output view,282,303]
30 Some <<config_key,config keys>> of a device (for example the output voltage of a
31 power supply) can be set to a sequence of values. The sequence can be played one
32 or more times. You can generate sine, triangle, sawtooth and square wave
33 sequences, load a sequence from a CSV file or enter the sequence manually.
35 There is no tool bar button in the device tab to show a sequence output view
36 yet, but it is accesible via the _Add View_ dialog in the device tab.